PFC GEORGE JOSEPH BOJARSKI PFC GEORGE JOSEPH BOJARSKI PFC GEORGE JOSEPH BOJARSKI PFC GEORGE JOSEPH BOJARSKI PFC GEORGE JOSEPH BOJARSKI

 

11 Nov 2007 George, Unfortunately, we never got to meet, but you are missed. Joel From his nephew, Joel Bojarski joel@bojarski.org

 

A Note from The Virtual Wall On 09 March 1967 an enemy force estimated at 125 to 150 men launched a night attack against a 3/12 Infantry platoon outpost at the junction of National Highway QL-1 and Route 6B, about 5 kilometers northwest of Tuy An. Ten soldiers in the outpost died in the fighting, which lasted until about 12:45 AM. A mechanized reaction force from 1/10 Cavalry was dispatched when word of the attack was first received, but two vehicles struck mines while en route, killing three cavalrymen. The cavalry force closed on the 1/12 position at 2:30 AM and did not engage the enemy. The thirteen US soldiers were killed in the two incidents were Reaction force from 1st Sqdn, 10th Cavalry SSG Ambrosios S. Jurado, Caguas, Puerto Rico, A Troop SGT Angel Ortiz-Rodriguez, Puerto Rico, A Troop SP4 Edward J. Haburey, Winsted, CT, C Troop 3rd Bn, 12th Infantry SP4 Lloyd M. Kuehn, Stillwater, MN, HQ Company SP4 Oscar W. Pierce, Pauls Valley, OK, HQ Company SP4 Larry J. Waddell, Richmond, OH, HQ Company PFC George J. Bojarski, Detroit, MI, A Company PFC Charles P. Brown, South Amboy, NJ, A Company PFC Richard A. Jurcak, Warwick, RI, A Company PFC John M. Mansfield, New York, NY, HQ Company PFC John H. Roth, River Rouge, MI, A Company PFC Robert J. Sommerer, New York, NY, HQ Company PVT Gus Stovall, Springfield, MA, A Company

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